Gorbals









Gorbals


Gorbals noun

  1. the Gorbals a district of Glasgow, formerly known for its slums

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  • I am told that he dares not venture to show his face in the Gorbals.

    Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, Vol. 68, No 422, December 1850

    Various

  • Below him by the edge of the stream he sees the encampment of the Gorbals Die-Hards.

    Huntingtower

    John Buchan

  • Is’t true ye are gaun to be married to Fordyce o’ Gorbals Mill?’

    The Guinea Stamp

    Annie S. Swan

  • Rents probably were high in that part of the city so I crossed the Clyde and wandered into the Gorbals district.

    An American Hobo in Europe

    Ben Goodkind

  • I came on him this morning outside a tavern in the Gorbals, bargaining loudly about a saddle horse for Hazel Den.

    The Shoes of Fortune

    Neil Munro

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